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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE $3oo.Ooo
Established 1880.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated by the Legislsture in 1868 for Educa-
tona and Charitable purposes and its franchise made
part of the present State Constitution 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Grand Semi Annual Drawings reg
ularly every six months June and Decemberl.
"We do hereby certly that supervise the orange
all the Aoathly and SENT nntdt Drdcinqs
The Louisiana State Lottery Company and in person
manage and control the Drdoios uesetues and that
the conducted Nth honesty, fairness a,ad IN
good ydh to,oard all parties and authorize the Cb-
ody this certificate Nth fac simies II sigma
lures aftdched, IN its advertisements"
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TRYING TO CAPTURE DILLON AND COx.-Mr. Dillon
is thought to have gone TO scotland via Larne and
Strannaer. 1t Is presumed that his object Is TO
escape the warrant for his arrest which Is under
stood to have been issued by the Irish govern
ment. Detectives tracked Mr. Cox, the member OF
parliament, for whom warrant has also been
Issued, to his hiding place at Kildysart and pur-
sued him. He escaped in small boat, however,
and took refuge ON an island.
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BASEBALL MATTERS.
Questions 10 be Considered ut the
League Meeting i'm New York.

The annual meeting OF the National Baseball
League, In New York to-day, will be of great inter-
est TO the baseball world. It is probable that the
meeting Will last for several days. The question
OF the recognition OF the brotherhood Of players
Will probably be decided to-day. John NJ. Ward,
representing the players, is In New York, ready to
De present at the league meeting II he is sum-
moned- If the players are ignored 1t is intimated
that new baseball league will be formed at once.
President Ward Is said to have recently mad q
conference with number OF capitalists, who In
formed him OF their willingness to back the
brotherhood IN case OF the league refusing recog-
milton The new syndicate Is said to have assured
Mr. Ward that they had the means necessary TO
establish a new league and place IL on u sound
iooting IN time 70 play championship games by
May 1.
The percentage question is one OF the most i'm
portant that Will Come before the league meeting.
plon OF the percentage system. thinks IT Will be
adopted without a doubt, but the Philadelphia
and Boston clubs are prepared TO hight II. new
plan proposed Is To give visiting clubs thirty per
cent or the gross receipts, with guarantee OF
500. This plan Is Endorsed by Detroit Pittsburg,
and indianapolis. Stearns also counts ON New
York and Chicago, and ne thinks Washington Will
consent TO It. Pittsbury, 1t is said has been pla-
Gated by the contamination OF q deal by which
second paseman, SO called. The consideration In
cash Is placed at 5000. Indianapolis wants
Twftchel from Detroit, and Washington, 1t is said.
has an eye on one or two 1t may be that Detroit
will part with several players in order to secure
The percentage plan.
Several important baseball deals will be settled
In Now York this week. One between Boston and
Chicago Will probably result In ClarkSOns going TO
Boston at a cost OF 81, 500.
II has been reported that Paul Hines, who was TO
be released TO Indianapolis for $1,000 and the re-
lease or Gardner Is unwilling TO go to that city,
and that Pittsourg is now making strong bid Ior
him. President hewitt says, however, that Hines
release sold, with that players consent, 10
Indianapolis and he would undoubtedly play With
the hOOSlerS next year.
Among the changes in the rules decided at the
meeting OF the joint committee In PitIs0urg, was
one making It. obligatory on the umpire 10 nne
players who miSbehave In tue ball Held. Tne WORD
'.milst" has been substituted for should.
4. p. sullivan, ex-manager OF the washington
Base Ball Club has leased Tor two years the base
ball grounds In West Troy, n. \. Either an Amer
lean Association or an International League team
VIII be located at Troy next season.
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NO INCREMENT n NIX 1UNs CAsE.-The jury i
the case OF Jun =. Yum, the young Corean, the
yesterday In the Criminal Court on the charge Q
the larceny OF a diamond ring worth $50 from Ma
Goldsmith, retired with the case last evening
The principal question In the case was whethe
the defendant obtained the ring with a felOpiou
intent, and this was argued by Mr.. Miller, FOR de
fendant, and M LipscOmo, for the prosecution
Judge Montgomery returned to the court house a
10 O'Clock last night, and the jury reporting thei
Inability 70 agree was discharged II Is said tina
there were seven for acQuitai
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Protest Of An Intelligent German
American.

To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
am German by birth; an American citizen,
thank Godi by adoption, and as a German-Ameri-
can desire 10 enter my protest against the accep-
lance of the mouthings OF a RitZel, a Most
and other blatherskites, as expressing the senti
ments OF the 5000 900 German-A Americans who are
part and parcel OF the American people. protest
likewise, against the federation OF such men as
have mentioned. who should be promptly prose
cuted for the abuse OF that great privilege which
only Americans enjoy, free speech. As these
bogus friends OF the workingman do more than
any other agency TO blight the prospects Of those
Who by peaceful agitation, by lawful combination
strive 10 advance The cause OF labor so these In
temperate yaporngs do more than any Other
force 10 endanger the liberty or speech which
Americans Will hight and II necessary die for
fear not that the Mosts, the RitZels. and the
Ike VIII ever proceed 10 actual violence, except az
they can excite others TO that point They are
ferce alone with tongue and pen. They are brave
Cnly behind Domb- proofs IL they were otherwise
they would have remained at home. where
oO,OOO,OO0 slaves are grOaning beneath the despot
isin OF the "b.ood and iron" regime OF Bismarck
But inasmuch as they hurt the fair name OF The
German-AmeTican as a law-abidlng citizen mas
much as by their license they endanger the freedom
OF speech, inasmuch as by their assumption they
threaten the cause OF honest labor / ask why ar,
these enemies OF labor and order not prosecuted n
the fullest extent OF the law? AD,
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lasses Bempler's Ave. L. AZ
CITY AND DISTRICT.


Amusements Tonight
NArIoSAL--"HeartsO Of Oak"
ALBAu6H's.-"ErIninie.
KERSASs-Howard Athenaum Company.
HARRIs,.-"Michaei Stroyoff."
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
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| MARVEL OF PURITY.
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GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN.
Before you buy your Suits. overcoats or Warm
Underwear. you should examine our stock Of these
Goods for they merit in style and make beauty
in fabrics and trimmings; the prices range from the
lowest price garment to the finest considerably lower
than any house sell the same grade quality for
SCHOOL SUITS
You know we make the Boys and Young Mems trade
especial feature. Boys only be well suited
in IT. but there is air Of sylein the cut and make
which always gain the preference when
are made. Prices are always the lowest
Our line Of Neckwear 10 full. fresh, and faultless
NOAH WALKER CO,
o22 625 Pennsylvania avenue
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for NE .. hours commencing ct .. m,
For the District OF Columbia Maryland virginia
ard North CtrOiina, lair. slightly warner weather.
Dght 10 irSh westerly shifting 10 sOutheriy winds
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The Courts,

EQUITY COURT-JudQe MeTT1ck.
Yesterday, Wynne agt. Freeman; trustee al
lowed TO receive cash In lieu OF notes. COrrfgan
agt Corr1gan; trustee authorized to deliver note 10
Jennie 4. COrrigan. COrrigan agt. Corrigan; with
drawal OF deed from flies granted; guardian al
lowed TO correct answer. Newton agt. Newton;
reference TO auditor with Instructions. Gessford
agt. Fraser; jackson Bros allowed to intervene.
Jordan agt. King; sale decreed and w. Preston
Williams appointed. WetZel agt. Wetzel; decree
for divorce and aIimony granted.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Spencer SnOwden, colOred, carrying q
pistol; $50 or 20 days. John Quill dlsordery con-
duct; s. or Is days. James Brown, colored, carry
ing pistol; $40 or 90 days. spencer Snowden
and Samuel s. Davis, cOlOred, diSOrderly conduct;
Snowden dismissed, and Davis nned s. or 10 days.
Mary MOriarity, disOrdery conduct; 50 or 10 Gays.
Timothy Caslin, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days VIM;
Brown, disOrderly conduct; s. or ID days. george
Clayton, cOlUred, obStructlng sidewalk; p or 10
days. John Banks and Frederick carter, dlSOr-
derby conduct; cOllateralS forfeited Accll Gene
name, profanity; do. Henry Binke, do; DO Ed
ward Matthews, cOlOred, assault; $40 or 80 days
JAS. Brown, coiored, larceny; s. or 10 Gays. john
Wilson, alias Hoiloran, and john W: lawson al
fray; collaterals forfeited. John Kirby and VIM
Altman, do; do. Thos. W. Kay and Clara Ray,
colored, contempt; s. or days each. FRANK wal
lace, cOlOred, assault; six months.
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PEOPLE SHOP ABOUT and finally buy at the only
Clothing manufacturers OF Washington.
EIsENAS BIOS, corner 7th and T.
The low prices on our large line OF overcoats Is
one OF the causes
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.Ts CAkPEr


MOulaette, Milton. yelvets, Bgelow Lowell
BJdy Brussels, ROxbury, Stinson sanfords Tapes
trF Carpets; Lowell, Hartford and other makes OF
Ingram carpets at prices 70 meet any drives that
may De offered Cali and examine my stock and
Dc convinced WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
Dealer In Furniture and Drapery,
7th and Id streets northwest
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, Bon sAl.-Psycho Bicycle. Box So, star ONCE.

HASDkSIr JACKErs, all cOlors, at lowest prices.
1lh and D.
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JUST RECEIVED, two car loads Chamber Suites,
of the newest designs. Also 100 ParlOr suites,
upnOlsIered In all the novelties Call and examine
rDr yourselves WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
3I7 7Jh street northwest.
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EVERYBODY knows US as the manufacturing
clothiei OF Washington, and that our low prices
are IN accordance. EIsENAS Bros, 7th and E.
See our large line Of IS chlldren's suits
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OUR RUBBER Boots and shoes will wear and give
satisfaction GOODYEAR, 800 9th street
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Many modern authorities upon dietetics are urg-
Ing the use OF ground malt or malt flour as an aid
70 assimilation, besides being per Sc wholesome
paiataOle and remarkably digestible. Chemistry
and medicine approve this position most heartily
In many cases The use OF some forms OF malt seems
numerous than are commonly supposed. They In
clude indigestion and dyspepsia, diseases to-day
Inat seem coextensive WIN ciVilzation; innam-
gans; children the aged, invalids, people of sed-
entary habits, nursing women and patients. The
raisOn detre OF the use OF malt preparations Is
that they consume less time and energy in diges-
ton, and therefore exert less strain upon the sys-
TEN; being very soluble, they are largely lndepen-
dent or the gastric fluids, and In this respect may
almost be styled self-digesting. Most malt prepa-
ratiOns fall short in that they contain insoluDle
starch cellulOse and ugnose. OF these the first is
ously by weak or sick ones; the second is assimi-
lated with difficulty by the strong and seldom by
by any stomach. The highest form Of malt is
reached when these elements are eliminated by
rasdnn shs Sn ne OUT sne
lent condition. This makes what Is known as q
malt extract and is an ideal food for all included
under the various classes hereinbefOre named. 1t
Is used to-day universally. It's modern idea de-
spite its worldwide employment 1t was practi-
cally discovered by Johann Hon, OF Germany. who
introduced 1t to the medical and chemical world,
and is sttn manufactured at the different estaD-
ishmentS OF this firm. Although the genuine
iWIated Snd IL sII relains ias eaS
as the head Of all pure malt preparations. Its
purity, whOlesOmeneSS, digeStibi1ty and untformi-
ty are as notable to-day as they were at the time
II was first brought before the attention OF the
scientific world. The genuine has the signature OF
Johann HOn," and his sole agents for the United
States, "MOritz Eisner," on the neck OF every bot
tle-Amertcdn Andtyst Johann Hon, Berlin,
Paris, Vienna, Philadelphia; Eisner MendelsOn
Co., sole agents, Barclay street, New York. wl2w
- Per Gallon. Csc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhtSkey, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEEs, 9th near d st. w&s
rncn-
Was served AZ International Medical Congress. 60
60 to 10. A. EOlden's Fish Stalls, Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds OF game, fresh fish, Kennebec salmon, ter
rains, HOLSTERS, sliders and oysters Telephone
S47-a 4W
'.ROyal Elue'' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per To-
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik; sweet Milk
sc. per quart
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RUBBER CLOTHING, best In the world.
l,oopyEAR 300 9th street.
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1000 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS. only 81 a pair;
worth e. WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
3ll 7Ih street northwest.
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RICHARD MANsrrEID's COMING ENGAGKNENr-The
local theatrical prospectus for the present season
contains nothing which Is likely TO arouse more
lively interest among theater patrons than the en-
gagement OF Mr. Richard Mansfield, who appears
at Albaugh's next week In his now famous fmper-
s.Ths 1890, III rno a.; :.,systssrr ,ha
latter new play. The sale Of seats begins at Al
baughs tomorrow morning.
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CLOTH SURFACE Rubber GOssamer, "a and up;
stylish and good. GOODYEAR, 3Oe 9tn ST.
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Bomb Thrown Among WOrkmeu.
MYSTERIOUS ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN A DUBUQUE
IRON MILL.

MYSTERIOUS ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN DUBUQUE
IRON MILL.
A bomb was exploded in the Iowa Iron Works,
in Dubuque, at q late hour Monday night. The
works are running night force, and some twenty
workmen were employed on large boiler in the
boiler-shop. They were startled by a sudden ex-
plosion some twenty feet away, on the other side
OF the boiler. 1t made a terrible noise and was
heard In many parts OF the city. The bomb which
was picked up was made OF inch and half gas
pipe about two feet long. One end was still in
tact, plugged up with cap, and hole in the pipe
pieces. fortunately, the explosion was all in one
directon-away from the men. The flooring and
parts OF the building were set on fire, but speedily
extinguished. No other damage was done. 1t is
supposed the bomb was thrown IN an open WIN
dow. The works here had no trouble at all with
their men, but have been running double force
for nine months theory Is that the bomb was
prepared by some one having grudge against the
workmen or else an Out-and-Out anarchist 1t was
filled with either dynamite or gun cotton.
The cornerstone OF a handsome monument to the
German poet Goethe was laid In Paramount Park
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

ISoR sALE-cBoEcE LOT, Q. ST. BETWEEN
"a 18th and lsih sts; 81 =, 30 Lot 2oHyo. Hllysr
iafs L0'' IN Df BENs a'sI DAVIS LIS Isl
EoR SALE 90 FEET FRONT on llTH ST. 5 z.
l22o 81 hI5-3t'
I,oR sALE-.ABoUT 10000 SQUARE FEET or
fronts on FOOT aiIeS 10 ap ah au, ssH r.
great barEaln a. A. DARNEILLt- I236 ~ ni5-5t'
l|oR sALE-A VERY CHEAP LOT IN MT. Pl.EAs-
properly is held at several othsrs very cheap
nl2-6t Gao. ". LINkINs, lsth aud 4 sts.
Il JSo: A PkEsooTr. l4l6Ftnw.
,a,, Has TIE following Lot: i9r sale: a.,
10th St NV, large number nne lots. good sizes 81
2oth and p. OPP Blaine residence. soreO. choice e.
Afro choice iois thro ths northwest and every
part Of the cy at prices suitable speculation eiter
re :, lS,S JSo. r 1st
II Lots Mass ave-, n side. about 20 front esch-
Lots on 2 st, bet 18th and loth sts, - q each
X ave-, bet 10th and 1sth. Lots. shout 2@fe
:. q. ave, bet I and NJ s,s, 90 Il front
2ist lei. aud o. ? Lots. each 81 IT front;
Cor l2th and Y AZ II irontins "a IN - ~ on v.
nlo-lw A. 4. EII-L CO. lJ.ss Il.
I,oR sALE-LoTs-9TH ST N.wa 20r.s3. Az
81 =; bet 6sh aud sIh- slGo. rHos q hLNs 81.
l2so ST. NV. ns-@~
IyoR SALE = SPLENDID LOT ON MASS. AVE.
II near Ia ST. 30 100 feet 10 - loot alley trlos
u immediate purchaser, as per look 81,
Also Lots nortn slit OF tiie street he&ry
Choiee lot on Connecticut Of lot n square
l.uenrly ON Dsite british nIlBsieIs Trout 80
feet y inches average depth l3V isel
East half OF square lO6s frUntI on North Carolina
ave- 4 ard ltSth sta rc-Iectit e. and containing
10000 souare fest. Price, s2OoO
suixL 40 and Al. So lei. irYaune 1-s5 feef On
Rhode Island ave- bet 18th and IN sta. s foot
Al farraip near he Lsr4ry "a A Sc Part " Loo
10 so Sis go 81 ss tine los pr1ce l5 per
lots y and IO sa 1913 at the corner Of Massachu-
80 ave and ltitn ST se price - per foot
~ II. GOLDsBokoUoH CO.
ol5-3m l4o5 D a.
NOR sAIF-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN MT
II pezs.r,t ON which will ercrt houses for purcha<
-. ~, Germs 10 suit Good chance secure home On
smsli moutbly payments CHAPLIN BROWN, S,3 a.
st. Nv. h-s- In
TSoR sALR-Two LOTS. eTH ST. r. 100 FEET
II fram Lssf Capitol st. east front with alley, as
-. md two ots llth 81 east. near Lilsoln Psrk
go front 90 ca OWNER. us 4 est Cspatoi 81
o27-1ms
u hos On north side Of Z $: between lssh and I4A
81. HUfTl DlEk
a24-Im lJth and Y sta
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JUMPED rHR TRACK.-Last night the engine OF the
Pittsburg train due from Baltimore at $50 jumped
the track At I'd and l streets northeast. For
tunately the only damage was the breaking OF the
water pipe at that point and short delay In the
departure from this city.
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CITY ITEMS.


Headquarters for Lamp Chimney. as
well as Baskets OF all kinds is at Mount, StultS &
Co.'s 612 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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q. L HENpsroNR.

sos Pcnnsylvanis Avsuua.
Goods marked n Plain Tisur0 ssp2-So
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sales Of Real Estate.

James LCwndes and Linden Kent have bought
OF Lalla b. Ingersol, a one-fourteenth part OF
widows Mite and Mount Pleasant, fronting lO9O
feet on Boundary street, for $4,000 Anna A. Tar.
bell has bought Uf ID. b. Gron, for 5000, sub 10
so. 440 fronting - feet on street and % feet on
Boundary street, near It'll street northwest.
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Four Little Wanderers.
CoIoREp BOYS WHO WERE STEALING A NAP IN s


CoIOREp B0Ys WHO WE'RE STEALING A NAP IN A SAL
WALTON ARMY MEETING.
Augustus Williams, VIM Thompson, Philip War
rem. and Richard McCauley, small coiored boys,
VINO give the police considerable trouble, attended
the salvation Army meeting last night and were
enjoying a nap when Policeman sutton appeared
and PLACED them under arrest as common Migrants
and suspicious persons They have been arrested
before, but on account OF their youth they man.
aged to get on. The police say they have been In
the habit OF loatny about Pennsylvania avenue,
stealing fruit from stands and oysters from In front
or saloons The officer said TO Judge Smell this
morning he did not think that the boys had homes,
and II they aid they seldom visited them The
judge said be would give them a comfortable home
on the farm for three months, but II their parents
called for them they could have them.
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See our line of SO and s12-5O cashmere 81

OUR square-dealing principles are triumph of
night over wrong.
EIsExAS BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 7th and E.
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BUSINESS SroPPED BY THE ILLNESS or A JUROR
This morning, In the Circuit Court, one OF the
Jurors, Mr.. Schneider In the or Mrs Cortz agL
the District, was reported sick. The remaining
jurors were respited. In other cases the parties
desired long panels, and consequently no other
case was taken up.
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Full Line Of CrOckery.

including some very handsome Dinner and TIE
SeCS, may De found at the new store, 612 Penn,
ave. NV; also Hotel Ware, Cutlery, &c. l
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The BOYS WHO MADE TIE FIRK.-This

In the Police Court Mr.. Shepperd called Judge
SHELLS attention TO the case OF Arthur Brown WILL
lam Cassidy and James Herney, who were arrested
for setting nre to some leaves in woodiey Park. as
stated In 1HE STAR Mr.. Waggaman, he said, was
willing TO have the fines made IS IN each case In
stead OF $50 and he would recommend that the
court take such action. The Judge directed the
clerk TO change the amount Of fine from $50 to s.
In the cases OF Brown and Herney and imposed q
similar fine on Cassidy.
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TIE LEVY CONCERT COMPANY will give another
sacred concert at the National Theater next sun
day evening. There will be an entire change OF
program
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question for other clothiers to

Ir Is out OF the question for other clothiers to
compete with our low prices
EIsKNAN BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 7Ih and z.
See the line Of $3.50 overcoats.
PoWERFUL Opera Glasses. Hempler's Ave. 4 ~.
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EOR RENT
FTTRNJSHFn

II a0l6 St, fur...sl25 1918 7 st. 12r.......-s5o
2o0S q st. 14r.... 10 1l9 list st.. 30
20I6 st.. l2r........6 IS l2I49 Pa ave-, Tor 80 80
nl2-l5t GEO. w. LINKINs, 18th and sts. NV.
IyOR RENT-DwELLING HoUSE-BEAUTIFULLY
II situated on the orth side OF Mt Vernon Place.
better Known X ST.. b { 18th and 9th SITS. H. w. Ia
rooms For further information inquire of CAkHART
IIEDY, 9.eS 9TH ST. NV. nl2-lm
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The cornerstone OF handsome monument to the
German poet Goethe was laid In Paramount Park
near Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia, Monday
afternoon with Impressive Masonic ceremonies.
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ADMITTED TO BAI--This morning In the Crimi-
nal court, Henry +. Cook aIiaS Harry Cook, and
Frederick Cook, indicted on charge OF the forgery
OF the names OF John K Mclean, appeared In the
Criminal Court ana gave bonds for their appear
ance. Harry gave bond In the sum OF s, 900, with
with 4. HI. Wright surety. In the case OF ChaS.
Brawuer, indicted for assault with intent 10 Kill,
bail was given In 300.
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dead Sure Thing on Frank Gillett.
Frank Glllett, OF this city (Norfok) the lucky
holder OF One-tenth part OF ticket 81, SOB In The
louisiana state Lottery, drawing $4,000 on the
Weiis-Fargo Express containing $50 crisp twenty
dollar bills Returns were made in just nine days
from the time the ticket was forwarded from here
IOr collection. NOrfoIL fNphN Np1ps